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# banapass_reader_pn532
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code to use pn532 to make a namco card-if device
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based on captured packets from namco's original card reader by my self.
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# Hardware
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you need :
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@ -34,3 +35,14 @@ make sure no loader hook/emulated it.
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for taiko,you can use this TAL:
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https://github.com/gyt4/tal_no_bngrw_hook
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# How I made this
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I bought a original namco reader,connect it to game with a RS232 adapter and a 12v power supplier.Then,capture the serial packets.
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I guess the structure of the packets,and try to send every of it to the reader manualy,get the response and respond in leds,rf and beeper.
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Then i found it is similar to PN532 packets(the original reader uses sony rcs620s,whos ).Every commands can be explain with PN532's packet structure,except LEDS ,beeper,and some special command.
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Just send most commands directly to pn532,receive pn532's response to send it to game,translate some sony rcs620s command(the original reader use it),and manually process leds,beeper and some special command...
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and it is done.
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